A. how successful were the programs of the new deal in solving the problems of the great depression? assess with respect to two of the following: relief, recovery, reform.

The relief program was successful because it created a lot of job opportunities. 33 thousand buildings for various governmental and civil necessities were built which created job opportunities for many Americans. Economy was mostly fixed except for unemployment, which was a part of the relief program. Reform was introduced through social security acts, trust busting, and many other things.